Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-12-22
NEWS SUMMARY.

Herr Most, the anarchist, mas been ro
leased on bail pending a decision in the
appellate court.
The jury in the case of John Arensdorf,
on trial at Sioux City, Iowa, for the sec
ond time, on the CHI arge of numbering Rev.
George Haddock, brought in a verdict,
finding the defendant not guilty.
George NJ. Rogers sued the Birmingham,
NY, Republican for $4,000 damages for
calling him u pension fraud. The jury
awarded him 6 cents damages.
The Tooth birthday anniversary of
Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet was appropri-
ately celebrated at the asylum for deaf
and dumb patients in Hartford Conn.,, on
the 10th inst. This is the first asylum Of
the kind In America, and was established
by Gallaudet seventy years ago. There
are now sixty-six such institutions with
1000 pupils and about 5000 alumni, who
were represented by delegates Gal
laudet's grave was visited by the silent
worshipers of his memory.
Senator Colquitt Of Georgia declares
that prohibition is not dead in that state,
despite it recent defeat
st. Paups building operations for this
year show total of over S1l,000,O0r.
The fisheries commission has adjourned
until Wednesday, Jan. 4.
Deputy United States Marshal Thomas
brought into Fort Smith, Ark, the other
tlay the largest batch of criminals ever
brought there ut one time. They mum
bered AZ. Twelve of them are charged
with murder, five for assault with inten !;
10 kill, Is with larceny and 10 with vic
lat. o. OF the revenue and intercourse law.
Rev. Jas. S. Kalloch, who was shot by
De Young, editor of the San Francisco
Chronicle, during the municipal campaign
in 1879, died in Whitcomb, Wash. Ter,
Dec. 10.
Arrangements have been made with the
authorities of the penitentiary ut Column
bus, Ohio, by which all Wyoming Terri
tory convicts will be sent to that insti-
tuition.
Rev. Charles Albert Berry of Wolver-
hampton, Eng, who was called to the
passionate of Plymouth church, declines
the call.
Three men were killed in a railroad col
lision near Stanton, Va, the other day.
Harry johnson who robbed the safe of
the treasurer of Reynolds county, Mo-, of
$4,000 on Nov. 3, has been arrested in
Hemphill county, Texas.
Harper, the defaulting cashier of the
Fidelity bank of Cincinnati, has been
found guilty and sentenced to 10 years
imprisonment in the penitentiary.
George Harvey, Washington restaura-
teur, has been fined 500 for refusing to
serve u colored lawyer, who tried to get
a meal at Harvey's place.
Daniel Mcintosh OF Marion, o., lost his
wife and three children, and he has sued
the town for $1,000, claiming that the
1eaths resulted from bad drainage.
Judge Brewer of the United tates cir
cult court for Kansas, has declared the
Walruff brewery at Lawrence, q common
Nuisance, and directs that it be abated at
once. The brewery is perpetually Ell
Joined from manufacturing or selling in
toxicating liquors. This is the first
brewery declared nuisance under the
Kansas prohibitory law
Local assemblies of the h. OF l.. of Phila-
1elphia demand from the general execu-
tive board an itemized account OF all ex-
lHutlc NY phfL bOuy tuc
past year, SO that thsy may know where
and how the 500, % was disbursed.
The new high license law passed by the
last legislature OF Pennsylvania promises
to drive out of the liquor business not
only those who cannot afford 10 pay the
500 license fee, but also many wealthy
dealers who will find it impossible to Sc
cure the necessary bondsmen to assume
tho $1,000 responsibility for their faithful
compliance with the law.
Mrs. John Jacob Aston died in New York
on the l2Gn inst.
The United States grand jury in Mon
tana has found indictments against
Northern Pacific officers. These indict-
ments are understood to be in con-
nection with proceedings pending against
tie Northern Pacific railroad compan Y
and the Montana Improvement company,
involving trespasses upon the public tim
Ter to the amount of about S!,00o,0o0.
The majority in North Dakota against
division 8 exactly 1900. In South Dako-
III the majority in favor of division is 1S,-
S3S.
The Salt Lake chamber of commerce has
auol'Jeu IeeoiutloH uBuihsb tne TeuuC-
ton of the tariff on lead aid cad ores.
Grand Master Workman Powderly is
seriously ill at his home in Scranton, Pa.
The city council of Atlanta, Ga, has
liked Si,t0J as the cost of retail liquor
Dealers license. The ordinance restricts sa-
looms to certain streets and provides for
strict regulations.
Henry 4. Ives the Napoleon OF
finance" whose speculations on Wall
street have brought him into great noto-
iiety, has been arrested charged with
stealing 100000 from the Cincinnati,
Hamilton a. Dayton road.
There have been docketed for trial at
the next term of the Foster county, Ind,
circuit court suits against the Chi cago q
Atlantic railroad, growing out of the dis
aster at Koutz, Ind, aggregating $50, 900.
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